Meaning DOUBLE-DECLINING-BALANCE DEPRECIATION METHOD (DDB): An accounting methodology in which depreciation is accelerated to twice the rate of annual depreciation by the straight-line method
More terms such as Double-declining-balance depreciation method (DDB) in Dictionary D.
- Definition Death Valley Curve:
- Examples In venture capital, refers to the period before a new company starts generating revenues, when it is difficult for the company to raise money double-declining-balance depreciation method (ddb) definition.
- Definition Demand Shock:
- Examples An event that affects the demand for goods and services in an economy double-declining-balance depreciation method (ddb) explain.
- Definition Debenture:
- Examples Any debt obligation backed strictly by the borrower's integrity, e.g. an unsecured bond. A debenture is documented in an indenture double-declining-balance depreciation method (ddb) what is.
- Definition Dividends-Received Deduction:
- Examples A corporate tax deduction on income allowed by company A that is in ownership of shares of company B and receives dividends on the shares of company B double-declining-balance depreciation method (ddb) meaning.
- Definition Discounted Cash Flow (DCF):
- Examples Future cash flows multiplied by discount factors to obtain present values double-declining-balance depreciation method (ddb) abbreviation.
